Peace Prospects in Ireland and Local Liberal Revival
Editorial discusses near-term peace in Ireland amid negotiations with Premier Lloyd George avoiding direct interference and meeting Éamon de Valera for dominion home rule talks. Ulster's Sir James Craig cautions against high peace expectations. In Wellington, South Liberal activists plan a convention to field a pro democratic candidate, warning of reactionary plans and urging democratic unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Lloyd George
Sinn Penn
Valera
L Owly
James Craig
Ulster
de Valera
South Wellington
Conservation and Aeroplane Use by Mounted Police
A Vancouver World note argues for proactive wildlife protection and wiser resource use. It highlights stricter laws and enforcement, plus the potential of airplanes to aid Royal Canadian Mounted Police in policing vast western Canada and notes growing interest in wireless communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Vancouver World
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Perry
Mounted Police
Local business and professional cards in the town paper
A local newspaper reflects business interests by showing how druggists grocers general merchants and professionals are represented. The presence or absence of advertisements signals local activity inviting customers to trade with merchants and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themerchants
United States Stands With Allies on Reparations Policy
The American high commissioner in Berlin reports Washington will back the Allies in enforcing reparations, aligning with President Harding’s stance. Germany fears immediate Allied occupation moves and internal political pressure may influence its response to Allied demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Congress
Hearst
Great Britain
Iil
United’ States
Berlin
Iin
Harding
Prainice
Natio
United States to Join Allied Councils in World War I Era
The United States will send representatives to the Supreme Council Reparations Commission and Conference of Ambassadors to discuss European affairs without entangling the nation. Delegates will participate in deliberations but cannot bind the United States to any action, with commitments only through legislation or treaty on matters with American interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harding
Supreme Council
Reparations Commission
Conference of Ambassadors
Famine in China Sparked by Resource Misuse and Floods
An editorial notes China faces one of its worst famines with about 15,000,000 people at risk across 100,000 square miles. Destruction stems from floods, drought, and forest destruction reducing fuel and food. Officials warn of ongoing starvation and harsh winters as millions cannot flee the stricken regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Ontario
Ehough
The Man With a Grouch in Early American Speech
An essay tracing the coinage and usage of the term grouch from Dickens and American street talk. It notes how a man with a grouch greets life with gloom, opposed to cheerful gospel and daily optimism, and compares it to knocker synonyms and social speech habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Ageinal
Olf Horooga
Sunny Jim
John Burroughs Dies on Train Near Kingsville Ohio
An obituary notes John Burroughs a famed naturalist who loved wildlife and simple living. He died on a passenger train near Kingsville Ohio while returning from California to mark his eighty fourth birthday. The piece highlights his writings and philosophy, and recalls his early life around Poughkeepsie and his friendships.
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America
John Burroughs
Kingsville
Ohio
California
Bungay
Poughkeepsie
John Durroughs
A Writer’s View On Good Books And Noble Thought
The text extols books as gifts that uplift knowledge joy and inspiration. It argues literature should engage the mind with courteous style and steer readers toward higher feelings, wholesome humor, and moral guidance, not mere showy prose or deceit.
Not Snout to Paper and Small Ream Printing
Fragmented dialogue shows a printer’s remark about printing more newspaper copies in real money terms. A murky scene features a mother pointing at two boys, a child asking if they are children or por, and a chorus of confused voices debating currency and print costs.
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Burtnie
Adela Drug Ad Promises Rheumatic and Asthma Relief
An old ad fragment touts Adela from templated lines claiming rheumatic cure and asthma relief. It lists a Mr J Hassard as local druggist who will supply the remedy.
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Acton
Editorial
Washington Post
Norfolk
Virginian
Flint Journal
Columbia
Indianapolis News
J. B. Reynolds
Rotary Club
Guelph
Owen Sound
Sun- Times
Ontario Safety League
Toronto
France
Antii Lorraine
Ge PE Sreer
Mike
Earth
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Jln
V Company
Struit-Stowerm
Grawars
Eaay
Nemo
M. m. Davia
Cantra Farm
Ottawa
Ontlarte
Walt
BGG Pea
My. B. Mackenzie
Aoop Books
Vongat
Dapandable Ss
Nurwary Htook
Smith & Bon
Roy Winona
Ren
Sete
Autostrop Safety Razor Co., Limited
Merchants Banka Pores Pruetleil
Saleby
Dapoalt
T. E. Gibbons
Mill St
Shiria
Rutter
Kans
Mill Street
Business, Directory
J. A. Moniven
Guryeon Omoe
Mealdonye
Mower Avenue
Elgin Mirco
Reala
J. WM. Menserman
Agton
Ont
E. J. Nelbon
Alelan
Burgeo — Obetetristan
W. Rose
Georgelowng
Cruces
Pe Yhone
Harold Nash Farmer
Perryman Block
J. M. Bell
D. D
Dentler Woner
H. P. Moore
Iesusd
Frangis Nunan
Beekbindar
Avery
Wyndham Streat
Kh. J. Kerr
Auationear
Malton
Wellineam
Peal and
Duffei
City of Guelph
Acron Hay
Halas
Mall of
Mercury
Fergus
W.J. Ganton
Harness Yaaren Hiabu
St J. Kent
Mate Ak. Wale
Hesldenes
Bower Avenua
Aston Vhone
Ny Mupense
Roy Hindley
ATOOK
Mmrchandigh
Consolidated
R.R
Cheevers
ALEX
Niventario Land Burveyor
Srd Mortgaxeas
Municipal Joussellas Dramaca Rogorts
Kutlmates
McLean Building
Douglas ‘St. Guelph
Phohm
E. K. Cook Mill Street
Pricen
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